Great Britain

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVIII, Issue 58, 6 November 1915, Page 8

Great Britain

HIS MAJLSTY THh KING. United Puess Association. London, November o. The British Medical Journal states that the rumour that an operation had been performed on the Ring is unfounded. THE LATEST BULLETIN FAVORABLE. (.Received 8.-Id a.m.) London, November 5. His Majesty bad a somewhat better night; his appetite is improving, but he has still some pain, especially when attempting any movement. kitchener temporarily ABSENT. (Received 10.20 a.m.) London, November u. Lord Kitchener and Mr Asquith conferred, and the morning afterwards the War Council met. Tho Press Bureau states that Mi - Asquith is carrying on the War Office during Lord Kitchener’s temporary absence. It is untrue he has resigned. London, November 5. In the House of Londs, Lord ourzon, explaining the Bill to regulate night clubs, said they were the haunts of temptation and dens of iniquity. Young officers were tempted to ipese places, swindled and drugged, and sometimes turned out into the streets. They were often blackmailed, fearing exposure. The Bill passed. In tho House of Lords, Lord La.usdowne said the Government were profoundly convinced that there i-fionld not bo a general election during the war, and will not spare any pains to prevent such eventuating. Lady Paget, of the Red Cross Society, has been taken prisoner at tlskub. General Hamilton’s despatches mention Brigadier-General A. H. Russell and Lieutenant-Colonel Esson, New Zealanders.